Perfectly said

Very true and most can careless what the bride wears but they look at how she looks overall.

From my experience of watching this, most of the brides that "aren't like other brides" and want "something different" end up with a bridal gown that looks like a normal bridal gown

Ditto 🙌

Exactly, the dress should compliment and frame the bride.

That was a bit over 10 years ago. By today's standards, I don't think the gown looked amazing and unique at all. But maybe then it was unique?

She is very pretty girl and she would suit something more elaborate, but not tacky. I felt she needed couture feel to design with 3D skirt or details/texture. When I saw her chosen De La Renta gown, that was pretty much that, although I think she could do better, once she opted for designer range. She is the type that can pull off mix of Old Hollywood and regal. The one she chose was slightly underwhelming, IMHO.

@@andydufresne5297 It was beautiful 10 years ago. Nobody will wear it today. Unless it costs dirt cheap.

do you mind sharing where you found this or social media? I'm curious to see.

@@frankinsaneandmyrrh1202 Not at all. :) Just google Jackie Bruno wedding and you should be able to see some photos.

Agreed. Even something tea length or asymmetrical.

and not in white. All her pageant dresses are white so any wedding dress will feel like a pageant dress. Blush, oyster and champagne are nice.

Absolutely right.

Right. They are beautiful.

Just wrote this to another identical stance comment, so here's the copy: I think the importance of celebration and people are A GIVEN, and when people say the dress is most important part of the wedding they're saying it in a context of planning the event. Comments like yours sound condescending, borderline insulting to me, especially since this family seems quite nice.

@@aleksandra... to be fair, it was meant to be condescending. She said “the dress is the most important part of the wedding”! If you choose to make assumptions that she didn’t actually mean that, that’s up to you, I’m simply commenting on the words that literally came out of her mouth! And honestly, what are you like! ‘here’s a copy’? 😂 oh gee thanks! I never asked ‘for a copy’ of what you wrote. THAT is condescending! But I guess you meant to be too.

She definitely has lost sight of what is truly important. Most people do not even care about what the bride wears.

@@sooticablue1664 yes, she literally said what you quoted, but - *seriously* is context _not a thing_ in your comprehension of words, hers, and now mine?! 🤔 I already tried, but you ignored my point, so here's another attempt : They're there to BUY, they're acquiring THINGS, figuring parts of the preparation for wedding ceremony. It's understood or a given. She doesn't need to tell that - for [some of] us to _not assume_ she literally puts a dress above actual human beings in her life ffs. Word wedding can be used for narrower - stuff, and wider meaning, including people and activities during the wedding - so yes, I am choosing to understand her ONE sentence as a former, just as you're choosing the latter. And those choices tell about me and you... Also - it's a show about dresses brides might be prompted or feel it's right to say such things! Plus people tend to see what they're doing at the moment as most important. You're putting too much seriousness in your choice of interpreting it as "a truth" behind the sentence. Theoretically, either one of us can be right, but even if you're right and she's just shallow, materialistic dress obsessed person who puts a dress above literally all else, you're still condescending - as you're the one going around telling people what they should find important to value in their life['s events] "she lost sight in what's important in HER wedding" and... YOU know better? 🤦🏻 /I said it was a copy, to emphasize how you're getting identical answer to ±identical comment someone else made & yt positioned right above yours 🤷🏻 - we didn't ask for that either, yet here we are/

btw, I'm writing here as a woman who got married in casual not new clothes (pants, no rings exchange either), without family or wedding ceremony - because I don't like any of those things, we just wanted to BE married. Additionally I despise wedding industry i see (especially what US has) and I'm watching these out of curiosity and because I like seeing people be happy when they do find the dress, and feel good and appreciated. So - there's no way to read my comments as any defense of putting a dress - in and of itself - as an important THING , especially _the most_ important. But you seem to be forgetting that most important of all PEOPLE are bride and groom. And they have to feel good, the best - for it to be the good overall experience. And with all, disproportional societal pressure on women to look good, and her being in the spotlight (definitely not a problem for bride in this video, but for many it is) - having a dress that she feels great in may be the most important ~thing~ for the wedding to be enjoyable. So - even if that one often repeated - to the point of cliché - sentence is to be taken literally in a wider sense - that doesn't equal "lost sight of what's actually most important THING about the wedding"

Yes she needs a custom made one. She never seems satisfied.

News flash!!! it's the bride and groom that decide what's important for THEM and if it's a dress then it's the dress

​@@edgygyalNews flash!!! If you don't get priorities right, the next step after the honeymoon will be the divorce courtroom.

​@@edgygyalyes because 40-50 years from the wedding all the happy memories will be wrapped in that dress

I think the importance of celebration and people are A GIVEN, and when people say the dress is most important part of the wedding they're saying it in a context of planning the event. Comments like yours sound condescending, borderline insulting to me, especially since this family seems quite nice.

@melrobertson2743 I understand what you are saying. Of course, your point is valid, too. But I only put in what my point of view is. I've been married 35 years, and for me, it's different. It never was about the dress being the most important part of the wedding. No offense meant either way.

Agreed - some here would have made a better nightgown

She wanted to try that one on. She saw it in a magazine.

@@cehong Yes, I did watch the video thanks for letting me know something I already knew. They always, always, always, always recommend that you do not put on an overpriced dress. Why didn't they do that this time?

That $10,000 one was a Pnina. No wonder it was so ugly and expensive.

Night gown

​@@hennykatz-moryoussef1716😂😂😂

I couldn't agree more! I HATE Pnina dresses - she charges outrageous prices to make the brides look like a bunch of hoochie mamas.

I agree

She didn’t say that. She said she didn’t think they made guys who were 6 5 and handsome ALSO nice.

@@logiclanguagelearningFrench Same difference. Smack talk against tall men. I've known men that tall, taller, who were very nice.

Wait, really???

😂😂😂😂

No way, I didn’t pick that up from this video 🤔😂😝

Agreed.

Exactly and I wonder if she is still married.

@@TrinhNguyen-sh4fjshe is. with 2 sons.

Same here I really didn't like it. Shame she didn't try on a Randy dress they are beautiful and unique. Sorry but if your dress is the most important thing on your wedding day it's really not a good sign

@@christinebrument6851 It's an old episode. Randy wasn't designing back then.

Given all her pageant dresses seem to be white, to get away from the pageant feeling she should have gone for a colour other than white; like oyster, blush, ivory or gold

It's just a picture. They are still married, two sons.

Anything is better than the endless parade of strapless gowns with corset backs, which are promoted by the industry because they are cheaper to make and fit than more attractive styles. For some reason the British SYTTD offers more individual and unique styles.

Well, for her 'unique gown' she went with a strapless mermaid by a much larger named designer. Whatever floats your boat, right? @@robynmurray7421

I completely and utterly love halter tops!! We’ll agree to disagree 😂

Sounds like your projecting.

I hate them too!! They always look out of date to me. Halters are cute for like middle school graduation dresses and thats kinda it 😅

Not our business.

@@BBlair-if8tj​​⁠​⁠ haha chill. It was a comment based out of curiosity since she “models and does pageants.” Sometimes brides on SYTTD will specify why another would graciously pay for their dress (especially a dress w/ $8k+ budget). I predicted I would get a “not my business” reply, so that’s why I added that I didn’t want to sound invasive.

Because it’s the uncle gift to her.